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• Mont Pelerin Society
  ...ork of think-tanks, including the [[Fraser Institute]] and the [[Manhattan Institute for Policy Research]]. All these organisations continue to share close tie ...ent MPS members who have advanced to policy positions include Chancellor [[Ludwig Erhard]] of West Germany, President [[Luigi Einaudi]] of Italy, Chairman [[
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• Foundation for Economic Education
  ...of ten of us from the United States included such figures as [[Ludwig von Mises]], [[Milton Friedman]], [[George Stigler]] - and [[Leonard Read]]. That was ...g as economist for FEE from its first year, left in 1958 and started his [[Institute for Humane Studies]] in 1963 in California. Soon [[Antony Fisher]] set up l
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• Henry Hazlitt
  ...s.org/about/3233 Biography of Henry Hazlitt (1894-1993)], Ludwig von Mises Institute.
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• Stockholm Network
  ...ously worked as a fundraiser for numerous think tanks including the [[Cato Institute]] and the [[International Policy Network]] (IPN)<ref>HDisney, [http://en.wi ...ww.galen.org/content/officersandtrustees Officers & Trustees], ''The Galen Institute'', Accessed 27-May-2010</ref> Paul Belien of the conservative [[Brussels Jo
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• Eamonn Butler
  '''Eamonn Butler''' (1952-) is director of the [[Adam Smith Institute]], which he co-founded with his brother, [[Stuart Butler]], and [[Madsen Pi ...msmith.org/contact/butlerbio.htm Dr Eamonn Butler - Biography], Adam Smith Institute website, accessed March 2004.</ref>
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• Austrian school of economics
  ...est known Austrian School economists of the 20th century were [[Ludwig von Mises]] and [[Friedrich A. Hayek]]. Both claimed that 'a complex economy cannot b ...niversity Press, 1949. Available online at: http://www.econlib.org/library/Mises/HmA/msHmA.html
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• Patrik Schumacher
  ...the 2008 financial crisis, when he discovered the writings of [[Ludwig von Mises]] and [[Friedrich Hayek]], the godfathers of neoliberalism, along with [[Mu Wainwright also discusses Schumacher's links to the [[Institute of Ideas]]:
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